The government has decided to allow centralised training programmes for the Malaysian League (football), Malaysia Hockey League (MHL), and Sepak Takraw League (STL) to resume from Feb 15, said Senior Minister (Security) Ismail Sabri Yaakob.
He said the decision was made after joint discussions and risk assessments by various agencies in the movement control order (MCO) technical committee.
“The training venues and movement of athletes/players will be controlled according to the sports bubble model,” he told a press conference on the MCO development today.
He added that the accommodation of athletes and players must also adhere to standard operating procedures (SOPs), which are based on camp quarantine and home quarantine approaches.
He said the Youth and Sports Ministry also presented proposals for the opening of several sports activities, specifically individual and non-contact sports, for the purpose of physical fitness and to improve personal health.
However, Ismail said a final study was being conducted and a decision would be announced soon.
In addition, he said the government also decided to reopen the creative industry sector beginning tomorrow (Feb 10).
The list of activities includes animation/music production, post-production in the studio, digital music development, song recording in the studio, and pre-production filming.
Also permitted is filming in studios, comprising dramas, TV movies, commercials, documentaries, sitcoms, live streaming, cultural recording, arts and heritage, without the presence of audiences.
He said the detailed SOP could be viewed on the National Security Council website.
- Bernama
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